White House plan to break up iconic U.S. climate lab moves forward
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#2Boulder is not a town you generally want to upset, I would expect this to have an outsized inverse impact compared to what the White House expects over the long term.
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#3Fascism, plain and simple. This is caving to corporate interests at the expense of the public.
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NASCAR is awesome. Don't diss NASCAR.
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#6I grew up in Colorado, and a visit to NCAR was part of my elementary school education. I think it is so critically important to not only employ working scientists, but also share that science with the public. The republican machine vehemently disagrees, I guess. I deeply wish the democrats had run a better campaign in 2024.
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You're mistaking the stereotype for the people in charge of the policy. If you want to destroy GOP institutions, start with country clubs and sinking private yachts. nationalize car dealerships. break up the megacorps.
Re: White House plan to break up iconic U.S. climate lab moves forward
#8Boulder is not a town you generally want to upset, I would expect this to have an outsized inverse impact compared to what the White House expects over the long term.
Why? When I think of boulder I do not think of “people that resonate with the American public”
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They’re all so upset that they have nothing worth saving and they take it out on everybody else with wanton destruction.
Re: White House plan to break up iconic U.S. climate lab moves forward
#10I grew up in Colorado, and a visit to NCAR was part of my elementary school education. I think it is so critically important to not only employ working scientists, but also share that science with the public. The republican machine vehemently disagrees, I guess. I deeply wish the democrats had run a better campaign in 2024.
Yeah... "I would do nothing different from Biden"[1] probably wasn't the right message at the peak of Biden's unpopularity. I wonder who came up with that, or if it was genuine.
[1]: https://www.politico.com/news/2024/10/08/harris-biden-the-vi...